Partners

CARDET (Centre for Advancement of Research and Development in Educational Technology) is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental, research and development organisation based in Cyprus. It is one of the leading research and development centres in the Euro-Mediterranean region, with global expertise in project design and implementation, capacity building, and e-learning. CARDET is independently affiliated with universities and institutions from around the world, such as Yale University, the University of Nicosia and the International Council of Educational Media.

CARDET has completed numerous projects relating to the development of capacity building and planning in education and VET, youth support, adult learning, literacies, digital tools, eLearning, educational technology, and social integration of marginalized groups and seniors.

Proportional Message supports people with disadvantaged backgrounds through the development of humanistic education values, representing a way of enhancing the integral development of the individual, both personally and collectively. Through this approach, they aim to contribute in the creation of educational environments, practices and research where the social, emotional and cognitive areas can be developed, to fulfil human potential. PM’s target groups are marginalised communities, elderly people, adults and families, as well people with disabilities.

They develop activities aimed at meeting the needs of these vulnerable groups, with a view of acquiring or deepening knowledge and skills. The intervention of Proportional Message is based on the belief that lifelong learning is a continuous process that must encompass all the dimensions of the individual and the practical knowledge acquired by all means. The access to quality education throughout life is a fundamental right to facilitate citizenship competences and complete social integration in a society.

Innovation Training Center (ITC) is a dynamic training and consultancy organisation based in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Located in ParcBit, a hub for innovation, ITC specializes in fostering learning, entrepreneurship, and ICT training for young people, adults, and SMEs. With a strong R&D focus, ITC designs and implements technological and e-learning projects, collaborating with public and private organisation across Europe. Our expertise includes: Developing curricula and training aligned with the European Qualifications Framework (EQF).

Supporting educational organisation with tailored resources and methodologies. Innovating in e-learning through digital platforms, interactive content, and new pedagogical approaches. Providing expert mentoring and coaching using design thinking and collaborative learning. Our experienced team is committed to delivering high-quality outcomes and ensuring the long-term impact of our initiatives. As a partner in Inclusion for All, ITC brings its expertise and dedication to support the project’s mission.

The European Disability Forum (EDF) is an umbrella organisation of persons with disabilities that defends and promotes the interests of over 100 million persons with disabilities in Europe. EDF advocates for the inclusion of persons with disabilities within EU policy and beyond. We track EU policy and coordinate comprehensive guidance to advocate for disability rights by working closely with EU institutions and agencies. Similarly, we monitor and advocate for the full implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

We also work to support and build the capacity of our 113 EU and national level organisations of and for persons with disabilities.

Our objective is to achieve equal opportunities and full inclusion in society for all persons with disabilities including in the fields of accessibility, transport, built environment and climate action.

Spectrum Research Centre (SRC) is a not-for-profit research centre founded in 2017 to bridge the gap between academic research and real-world impact. Established at the request of local researchers and post-graduate students, SRC provides a space to test and validate research findings through local action. Initially focused on supporting young academics, SRC has expanded to offer researchers, trainers, and educators opportunities to apply a European perspective to their work, drawing on expertise in pedagogy, instructional design, social policy, e-learning, gamification, entrepreneurship, and more.

he main policy focus areas for SRC are:

• Social Policy – Integration of marginalised groups; unconscious bias and migrant integration; social media and xenophobia.
• Environmental Policy – Circular economy and habitat protection; carbon-neutral tourism; business modelling; comedy for climate change awareness.
• Education Policy – Remote education’s impact on university research; serious games for social issues; cross-sector education funding; gamification as an engagement strategy for digital natives. SRC is also involved in the wider community, leveraging its expertise in local development to provide consultancy services across various sectors.